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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-06
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVER IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. January 2 1887
hroush trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express. through dIawineroom
Albany. Troy. 81 Adams. Rouse's ri. and syracuse
Albany, Utica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails
Erie Ciey Gland and Toledo arriving Chicago $50
10 SOL me- Chicago Express drswing-room Canaan.
daigua aud Rochester.
tiiso a. M. Western New.YorS and Northern Express
with drawing groom cars
$50 lUany. Troy AMI Utica Express with drawing
'O ~ D. M Accommodation to Albany AID Troy
n m Chicago and ST Louis Express, sleeping
for Niagara Falls buffalo Cincinnati TUeco Detroit CHI
ago and st LOUIS Dining.car Sew-l0rk 10 Aibany
$50 D. H Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal.
Run, to Utica. stopping at principal stations
Sleeper arrives Rochester ~ u, Buffalo.
Q;3J a. NJ and Cleveland 1916 ?. m. next day.
9I5 No. Pacific Express, with Tor Roches
ter Burao Niagara fa Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago siecpiDg,S 10 Waterfowl via Ciica daily ex
cept saturday AID to Auburn. Geneva and Canandagua ex
II nm Night kXprcss with seeping-cars Albany
and TrH Connects tho morning trains Tor the Wess
and Or lie North except Saturday nishil :.
az Gets Grand Central Depot. No. battery
Place AIS broadway Harlem Depot l2a,st anu ithasc.
and al Wes,cotts Express Offices PARK Place NEAR broad
wayl amt 942 Broadway and o. West lz2tn ST. New
York Arlington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
Accommo,sons 10 ana sleepingears can be
at OF the ticket onces III anu
1893 wa shiu gton. ST., Brooklyn
rag "a e cal lied tor and checked from residence.
These daily All others dsily eI.ep, SUNDAY
! N ToiCEY HENRY MONETT
'Gcuer raj SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

TWEEN NEW YORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING
EXPRESS TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS on TINE.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depcis In New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher sta
Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
for water Gap stroudsburg scranton Bnghamton Emra
Bath Buffalo. Syracuse Oswego Greene oxford. Norwich,
Utica Scranton for Pittston. Wkesbarre DAN
lille aud Northumberland at owego for Ithaca and nterme
date stations.
Up NJ. Binghamion and Elmra Express FOR Water Gap.
Bnghamton and Elmira Scran
ton PlttstOn. King ston, Wukesbarre &c.
y. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stronisburg
Scranton Bushamton. Owego. Elmirs COrnng Bath
land. Buffalo &C. arriving IN Buffalo Il 20 a.
Daily Buffalo and OsweSo Express for Stroudsburg.
scranton Bnghamton Cortandt Syracuse oswego Greene
Oxford NORWICH Utica AMI Richfed Springs connects at
Ithaca and intermediate stations
days. Connects Buffalo with for all points West
Tickets sale checked 2S5 Broadway
Westcott Express offices IN New York and Brooklyn
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AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.
LONDON April 5-Followng todays wool sales in de-
tail:
Vctora-Sales 800 bales secured. Ia 9d.als d.; 10
locks and pieces s. Is 2's3d greasy Cd Adi do
locks and pieces 3d. a Jd.
New south Wales Sacs. 1000 bales secured. iai Is
Id locks aud pieces. Cd oil adj greasy, 3D. a
II I'D do. lock, and pieces. ID. 602d.
South AusralIs-Ssles 700 bales; secured locks and
pieces 9 Is I'd greasy 81 0lOd; do locks aud pieces
All. 9l.d
500 balos; secured, llddls ALL; do.
locks and pieces Is 3d. greasy Cd d9Sd do locks ami
pieces 81. -
and pieces Tod % IL I'D; greasy A als Rd do
locks and pieces. sd. G9Lgl.
cape OF Hope Natal-sales 800 bales scourcc.
6l. Is. Gil, greasy b9i sd do. locks AMI pieces 81
Tasmania Sales. 100 bales secured. Is lL UIs t; DO
lock. and pieces 7d.,ris. Lsi
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The Oranae Belt r. R. of Florida


extends its connection with the Jacksonville Tampa
and Kew West Railway at Monroe along the west bank OF
Lake Monroe southweserly through the towns OF Sylvan
Lake Paola Island Lake. Glen Ethel Longwood Aamont
Forest CITY, Toronto Lakeve Clakona Mers and Crown
Point Oakland the south shore OF Lake Apopka
distance Of "a miles, and being rapidly extended through
10 Point Plnelas on the Cult THE STEEL RAILS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT. THE R,GIIrOF
WAY SECURED. AND TIE GRADING IL BEING
RAPIDLY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTEN-
SION BY TIE 1ST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT
LATER THAN TIE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1855
THIS ROAD PASSES THROUGH THE MOST FER
TILE LANDS or TIE STATE OF FLORIDA. AND
TIE MOST THRIFTY ORANGE BELT OF THE
STATE 1T Il DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY
BUSINESS. AND EARNING MORE THAN TIE
INTEREST on IFS BONDED DEBT OVER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, &C, AND
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY
1T SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
on ITS STOCK. A. 1T IL BONDED FOR THE
SMALL AMOCNT or $1,000 PER MILE. These
bonds first and only lien the road and equipment
and addition guaranteed principal and interest by the
Orange Bet Company which large mills at
Longwood that earning $4,000 a net. be
sides which the company avo valuable real estate aud other
property. estimated IN all with the mills 10 DO worth
$500 OD0, finished 10 Point Pinellas
IL estimated that the Investment COmpanys property viii
be worth at least 81 ooO not including the railroad and
its franchises.
TIE COMPANY RESERVES TIE RIGHT To RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS At ANY TIME AFTER FIVE
YEARS, AND 1T IL BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALI. N FIVE YEARS
As 1T II FOR TIE INTEREST or TIE GUAR
ANTORs TO DO 80, THEY BEING TIE OWNERS
OF IS PER CENT or TIE STOCK. WHICH
WITH TIE rs PER CENT WE OFFER WILL
OWN THE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE
BEEN RETIRED. AND WILL BE THE ONLY
LIEN UPON THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT
AND FRANCHISE.
We look upon this security good Investment and with
25 PER CENT Of stock offered with the bonds they should
command the attention OF the Investing public
Interest January and July. payable at tho farmors Loan
and Trust COMPANY. York who the Trustees of tho
mortgage.
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Geatbers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"A esses supplied charge. TEACHERS registered
free Partner wanted school for boys city, 49, 800 cash
r. T. AVERY, ANN School Burc al. West l4th.st, ~ "
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
Colleges Schools and Families Applyto
MRS. j. YOUNG-FULTON. 20 Union Square
TUTORS, GOVERNESSES, PROFESS
IA. ORS, TEACHERS-All BTsnchos.-Ciroulara Choice
schools supplied TO parents Modern languages spoken
MIRIAM COYNIERE,
81 East 18th. ST.. bet ith-ave. and way.
\NANTED.-FOr September. near city, ladies'.
W piano singing and common tnSish. good "tpeTien,e
$3.50 UNION TEACHERS AGENCY, 10 Astor Place
NNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACllERS BU-
w REAU for both sexes supplies Professors Teacher
Musicians HOasekeepeTs tQpsnions ETC. 10
eges schools and families also BookkeeDcfs stenogr
piers and Copysis 10 business firms - <.,
Mrs A. -. CULN Err, 32g 5th ave, New-forE CITY.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Il NEWYORK. NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station S2s anil Lin
coin Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
reached BIZ Second Avenue and suburban Elevated rail-
m, 30. 800 40 $40 $40 1890 M. for Port Nor.
Nest West Chester TimpsOns Bay Chester Pelham Bay)
Barlow City Isandl Pelham Manor and Rochelle con-
uectng New Rochelle with trains all points
main line Of the NewYork Now Haven and Hartford Rail.
road shore Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaan Md
detown Now Britain and sued branches and Boston and
all points
Midnight train Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at 1910 D. m. daily, except Mondays.
for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 1901 and $50 NJ the latter
Ing New. Rochelle with train Stamford.
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I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CortlaCM or De,
brosscs ats follows
la M. for Catasauqua and intermediate pohM
for Geneva. Lyons Elmra Roc'Iesor. Buffalo AMI
the West and principal local points CLAIR car 10 Wilkes
barre.
D. FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
TO Tnnkhannock. Connection selny and Harrisburg
$40 for Ptston and principal intermediate points
Chair car TO Pittston.
6:40p for Copay and intermediate points Connection
Reading and Harrisburg Chalr car 10 COplay
D. H. for Geneva Lyons Elmlrs Rochester Buffalo anl
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
$50 u. Tor Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at M p m. and $40 p M connect Tor
all points n Mahanoy and Hazlson Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
3 a. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and irtermediste
points.
64O D. M for Coplay and intermediate point.
n M foy 0eneva Lyons, EimrA, Rochester Buffalo aud
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
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Jnstrurtion.
or Both SexeS-Cit

For Both Sexes-Citv.
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
vss9 anna seha st suT..a
DOTANY-MICROSC
ID Botany with e sSs la
Hs;' M S % in begins
a'So For Tros.oH AsekS Hobosen
Art schools-city.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
S % h sN essts sR
SSSs painting 8" aa ssffT ssTsr
Mr. ~ %s% . rJ'dsn' ssf'f%
MI. DAVID Johnson n. A.
Brooklyn
MTHE CRITTENDEN" no .rru
L rHiMAF nO seB BSTH A sEHh kISDrHo AH1HS
at97 Hicksst; cor pneapple,st =, .c,, v..r.
ns. Been n
Packer f FRcn %rnou
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes city
" inG fVuo T s'5i & siis
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
IA 1s PEI qs School, White Plains NJ y Principal .. H. Will
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, y; -.
PREPAREs FOR coLLEGE 81 or By e SIssi0,,
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester Ms' slisfES;r I:sni sep
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
,... EsE. d fs:&siy
DREPARATORY SCHOOL. Special ref.
quickly for Princeton and II c Sasss and scen'c
Schools nE Esa srR fFns
pOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON.THE
sIS ensEss oJ s1an
time Send for ea'alSgus g. BAN1srrn A. NJ Principal
SHORTLDGES Media Academy,m,$S1,25
double reom. heatedy ne college repawya1,Sgg Ens
sm h RTsinise ana M BsfTsId Media
WORKERS ON TIE HUDSON.-A family
eel desirable boys little logs and going from
,0ISnsM s S En. 'Cf I9S fsni TfGroS
For Youn- Laiies-coun.rY.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY. o,
" YOUNG lApiEs; ThJP SrIsoN ffnepa
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL.
Jul ''''''' '"" MISS a. THU RsToN. PRINCIPAL
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary inteI mediate, Classical English Music Prepa
,.r for va,,aI
Mass Misses PORTER CHAMPNEY. PRINCIPALS
TRlNlTY HALL
BEVERLY. NEw-JERsEY.
thoroush home.scloo for twenty young ladies' Varied
of the highest Careful training in manner
mind and heart Solid English Music. Art and Ian
cuage. year begins September TO- FOR circular
address the principal
Miss RAcHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A HUDSON RIVER OPEN TROY BOATS
"a. CITIZENS LINE.
RSDAY April :, steamers City OF Troy
will leave foot OF Chris0pherst North River
daily except saturday Freight received Oh aud after
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Cream Cleaners.
NUNARD LINE.
COMPANlA TRAsATLANTICA ESPANOLA'

" Formerly A. LOPEZ e CO.
North American Branch.)
The mers of this well known Spanish steamship lne,
contract with the Mexican Government VIII
direct the 4th 4th and 24th
Of every month s in, Ill
Tho rsclass steamship Mexico Capt. Carmona viii sail
from pier 43 ~ r.. April H. at p M for the feow'
ing ports Progreso vera Cruz ST. Jago de CuDs
Carhagena IT, s. c. Color savaniia Porto Cabelo, La
Guayra, Cadiz and Barcelona
For freight and passage apply to- co
General A gents
Uolaf Ma -Xork
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COR RONDOUT and KINGSTON. th,
i steamer JAMES w. BALDWIN. Landing AZ Cranston
Cornwall NewbuTgh Marlboro Milton. Ponghkeepse Yves
Park and Eropus Leave NowIork every Monday Wcdnes
day and Friday O'Clock D. from foot HaiTison.st
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8teamboats aao Railroads.
TOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.

Boats Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from Pier 80 ~ r.. foot OF Jay.st
MONDAYS Wedncsdays sn Fridays from Pier as foot q
Franklin st. connecting with Boston and Albany r r.
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Iflnsiral Jnsirnmcnts.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
N uprirht and square pianos of our make, which were
specay selected and only used by the artists OF te Metro
Joan Opera House Company during the past opera season
will he liberal reduction from regular prcoA
flA''os VIZ William KNABE & CO.. liz 5th-ave.
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- YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRoAD
Through trans leave 23ds and chaer stations At same
honr local trains leave fifteen minutes ear
9am-Day Eynress. week DAYS Buffet Drawing.room
Coaches to Binehamton. Elmlr, HornelIsve Buffalo.
0r m-Dauy i5t5 from 23d.st.) Chicago and ST. Lons
I1mitei solid Pullman train NJ Dav and uHet Sleeping
Soarhe, to MHafvile Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
~ Ions Pnlm1n sIeening Coaches IN Buffalo Niagara
Lalis Hamilton and Toronto No charge for fast
So m.Daily CHICAGO Express Pullman pav and scepns
Coaches to Bnghamtou Elmira Rochester I'm Tao Nias,
ara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago. ~ ~s
spr ~ 20 2" sc ss" " saS SO
7Is !4s $780, 1890 D. m 1900 niini~ht Snniavs s:ts
S5: ip 70 No. u noon. las. AIS. $780, 7a5 ooo 1890
800 ss so &c p aH S2" ,s ccsG
80 500 $40 1880 M. 1900 nidni@h ssodays 6ls
$50 1920 1900 m. las. 4:l5. $50 7:45 900 1890
llao :, M 900 800 $50 400 $50 $40 $50 ago 7:so
sS Do 100 and go daSs ~oTn daily except Sunday
s1rssn ~ s:.s 80 go lo2oa las 800 $50 500.
$40 Si9 7iS 81, ~ o $50 lo;Son and y Tit1ishs
p. m. and 1900 midnight. "
warwick, 44s 900 1920 4:so p M Sundays 5:46Am.
500 n snnd,ys Sac . m. and COO y. m.
MONTGOMERY Rondout and kingston 900 n n $3.50 ?. m.
eI;.Sa soS ;: s5Ssg' sua9s S
MdS.'o%n t a5' sas % 49, io5o 40 49, so
nm The 900 train atoms a at Man:.y only ,oo o.,
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing ami
Sleeping cohe. can be obtained AMI orders for the checking
No. tOi Iii. o57 Broadway 1877 Wrst..t = Y. No 33i
from The West arrive in NewYOrS at az
GEO. DE HAVEN A. O. r Ist L. p. FARMER. O. P. Ass
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AND FLORIDA via SAVANNAH.

GEORGIA AND FLORIDA via SAY ANIMAL.
VI From PIer27 N r.. footo park;paceS ..anu
S. CHATEAU O0CHEE..-.:.S Saturday: April " AZ m.
So CITY OF AUGUSTA...... Tuesday. April ~ az 8 p m
Connecting with savannah Florida and western hSIway
for Brunswick Thomasvle Fernandina, Jacksonville ana
ali points in Florida Unsurpassed accommodations first
class table dh0te. ,.
For freight or passage apply too,,cr
J. D. HASHAGEN, HENRY fONGE, co
Eastern Agent 8. i. & w. Ry, Agent ocean 81 ~,
1Bf broadway. Now Pler 10, N w.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400. 7A5 900 100 a. M lS0 400. $50 go
1880 1900 p. SUNDAYS at 400, s45 6:3O 1900
pm. .oo a. >, IN n, .oo =, m
1900 M have connection for Reading Harnsburg Potts
yie etc. 400 a. for fsson. Bethlehem Allentown.
Heading Harrisburg. etc On sundays for Easton.
700 for Eason bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Nikesbarre, and Scranton
$50 a. NJ Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
nkesbarre Scranton Reading. Harrisburg Pottsvnle.
Tamaqua, Sham0kn. suDbury, LewisOurG Willlamsport
100 l:30 m. for East0n. Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch chunk, Heading. Harrisburg, etc,
34j for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wrkesbarre Scranton Tamaqua shamekin. sunbury Lew
% and 4:3O D. m Tor Fason Bethlehem Allentown, etc
$40 H. IN. for kaston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Wikesbatre Reading Harrisburg, etc Gu Sundays
700 and 1880 D. m. for Faston, bethlehem Allentown
$50 Sl5 LOO m, 100, 400, 4:30 6lJ m. Sundays
400 900 M. Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
Except sundays Point Pleasant
436 Sl5a ill.,. 100 400 M, for Lakewood, Toms River
%'go a. NJ 100 p M. for Atlantic City. vneland and
$50 s:i6 l1:45a m. 100 AGO. ESQ p m. for Free.
hold - 80.
4;3o Coo s:lo HOO ll4j am. l:oo 400 $50
Amboy.
OF trains to local points timetables at Ticket
Onces
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NORTHERN RAILROADOFNEw. Jersey

N-Trans ieave from Chamberst Station Enelewoof,
1enarv loscr. Spark II III and Nyark $40 7ln 800 $50
and 1880 a. NJ ll5 800 400. $50 6:2o $40 $40 800
10 M 1900 midnight SUNDAYS 40 a3Or 400 and
Si3o 7;lo. $50 m, 45o. $50 p m. Sundays $50 a. m
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.
For Boston, Providence and all Eastern points
Steamers will Pier No 81 North River, block
above Canals at p M daily, except Sunday
u. IL. BRIGGS. 0on'l Passenger Agent
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CATsKUT EVENING line

'AlNhll4L ~ Il NlNU LINE. -, NJ, -,
~ For CATSKILL and way landings. Boats leave Pier So
~ 4. Of Jay-st.. daily at Is p.
For sTUYVESANr and ATHENS from Pier 30. foot OF
Franklin ST. Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays at same
hour.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w TOP QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL sfEAMEhs
GERMANiC. Cay. ii,t DL 20: wednesday ARriu" . m
ADRIArIC Para At Wednost1y Apiil IL lOI IN
BRiTANNIC. Capt Perry. WeiH escay. Ap 20 3p IN
GNs no Thursday April n,
For London direct. -
ARApIC Tuesday. Nav 81,
Prom the white star Dock. foot West loth.st
RATEs-saoon $50 $50 ss0and slO1 Return tickets on
favorable terms SteeTago iron or 10 mo Olu
Country 500 Intermediste tAdriatic and Celtic
onlv So t1curson. Inspection OF plans or other
Information apply 81 tho comlapys once % 81 Bfo1dwsI
New.Yors X. J. CURTIS. Agent
NIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for trav elers
" abroad available all parts Of the world issued BY
HEIDELBACH. ICkELHEIAER a co, foreign bankers
20 Willanrst.
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VHE L. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL SIS. co.
Il American passenger line.
For ST. Thomas Barbados Para Msranhan. Pernambuco.
aud Rio dc Janero connecting for Santos MOnevdeo
ports.
steamship FINANCE, Wednesday April 10. at p. IN.
From Newport News Va. third dav after 1T D. m. -
PArL r. GEKlIARD x CO.. Con. Agts. - BIoadst. ~ "
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, ~: j.
Il PREPARES FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS
Rev A. q. CHAMBERS A. NJ, Principal
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
-CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
"A. and country, with careful advice TO parents.
f. NJ. COYKlERE. 81 East l7thst Next Syphers
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
N ing School, White Plains. N. Y Principal O. X WILL
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quiet oats nrm and iao higher No
White April 81 0J1 tc do May JIs d5i'.c. 40 June 81
dJ1ssc DO July ~ 49, &C.
ToLEpo April 5.-whet inactive. steady. No Sic
asked, ri.c asked June ~ &c askedA usut 81 +c
asked orn dull steady May 4Obo bid. 90. 20 &
quiet ami uuch an sed Receipts
Wheat 1000 bu.h Corn 81 900 bssh oats loo bush
Clover .. bags shipnonts-Wh.at 5000 bush. Goa
1000 bush Oats ...... bush. Glover seed $50 bags
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NOME.
rom Good housekeeping.

Jysm Good housekeeping.
Do you remember. Sweet,
A summer long ago
A quiet village. street.
fts houses all Arrow;
Broad elm trees shading each,
Cay woodbine claspiug one.
A little lawns clear reach
In the sum-
A. like "a nest to nest.
When r0bius build and sing,
With rapture In the breast,
Through all the days or spring!
As like as bud 10 bud.
When carly snowdrops glow,
Those simple homes that stood
In row.
Yet never breast OF bird
But knew Its chosen rest,
And never heart but stirred
The sweeter for Its nest
Twas not the woodbine spray,
Nor light OF springing flowers
Twas love, with kindling ray,
Showed US ours.
o, simple were our cares,
And all our store or wealth.
Was daily love and prayers,
Cloar hope, abiding health;
Onr hearts with youth were light,
And the burdens of tho day
The greeting kiss at night
Could repay.
Those summer days are done,
Tho autumn winds are cold,
We SILVER In the sun;
IT'S late, and we are Oh!
Already on our sight
Heavens many mansions glow
With lustre pure and bright
Lot us go.
wonder-will it he
A wide and stately dome,
A palace large and free.
Where we shall find our home;
Or Just q sheltered nook.
Clasped in the woodbines IoIo'
With dear. familiar look,
As of old
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LOVE SONGS OF THE ELIzABErHAN AGE

From leisure Hour
Let not Chlors think, because
She hath unvasseld me,
That her beauty can give laws
TO others tnat are free
And booty OF her eyes
In my bosom. she may say,
Her greatest Kingdom lies
Though others may her brow adore,
Yet more must that therein sec far more
Than any others eyes have power to see;
More than to any others she can be-
| can discern more secret notes
That in the margin OF her cheeks Love quotes
Than any else besides have wit ~ read;
From those fair eyes but to wonder breed.
o then why
should she fly
From MIN to whom her sight
Doth add so much above her might D.
Why should not she
Still JOY to reign In mel
Sleep. angry Beauty, 3eep and fear not me!
For who a sleeping lion dares provoke
1t shall suffice me here To sit and see
Those lips shut up that never kindly spoke:
What sight can more content lovers mind
Than beauty seeming harmless, II not kindf
My words have charmd her. for secure she sleeps,
Though guilty much OF wrong done to my love;
Dreams often more than waking passions moyc
Plead, Sleep, my cause and make her soft like thess
That she In peace may wake and pity me.
We must not part as others do,
With signs and tears, were two;
Though with these outward forms we part,
We keep each other In our heart.
What search has found being where
| am not IL that thou be there I
True love hath wings, aud can as soon
Survey the world rs sun and moon,
And every where our triumphs keep
Ger absence which makes others weep;
BY which alone power Is given
To live ON earth, as they In heaven
See those sweet eyes, those moro than sweetest eyes
EYES whom the stars exceed not In their grace
See love mt gaze love that would fain devise,
But cannot speak TO plead his wondrous case.
Love would discharge the duty OF his heart
In beauty's praise, whose greatness doth deny
Words to his thoughts, and thoughts to his desert;
Which high conccit since nothing can supply,
Love here CONSTRAINED the conquest to confess,
Bids silence sigh what tongue cannot express
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